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Linton Mechanics Institute and Free Library Collection
Book - Short stories, Irving, Washington (writing as Geoffrey Crayon), Tales of a traveller, [1877?] [First published 1824]

... ...Geoffrey Crayon...Irving, Washington (writing as Geoffrey Crayon)...Tales of a traveller Book Short stories Irving, Washington (writing as Geoffrey Crayon) Chatto & Windus J. Ogden and Co. ...
A collection of short stories and sketches organised into four parts, each with its own narrative framework. The stories are presented as if written by "Geoffrey Crayon", a pseudonym/persona sometimes used by Washington Irving.Several of the stories include supernatural themes.
317 p. : preface, table of contents, publisher's 'List of Books' (30 p.), Decorative brown cover and spine, embossed in black. Title and author's name embossed in gold on spine.fictionA collection of short stories and sketches organised into four parts, each with its own narrative framework. The stories are presented as if written by "Geoffrey Crayon", a pseudonym/persona sometimes used by Washington Irving.Several of the stories include supernatural themes.washington iriving, american literature, english literature, supernatural, gothic, short stories, geoffrey crayon
Linton Mechanics Institute and Free Library Collection
Book - Essays ; short stories ; biography, Irving, Washington . . .(et al.), The works of Washington Irving Vol. II : Sketch book ; Life of Goldsmith, 1868 [= date of publication on title page. Volumes issued as part of this series were published between 1868-1877]

... ...Geoffrey Crayon...Fiction Essays Short stories Biography Washington Irving English literature Geoffrey Crayon James Dodds Original collection The sketch book: 'The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.' by Washington Irving is a collection of 34 essays, travelogues, and short stories published serially in 1819 and 1820 under the pseudonym/persona Geoffrey Crayon. ...
The sketch book: 'The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.' by Washington Irving is a collection of 34 essays, travelogues, and short stories published serially in 1819 and 1820 under the pseudonym/persona Geoffrey Crayon. The sketches reflect Irving's observation of English and American culture and folklore. The pieces were published in a single volume by Bell & Daldy in 1868. Oliver Goldsmith: Explores the life and literary career of Irish writer Oliver Goldsmith. This work was first published in 1849, and re-issued by Bell & Daldy in 1869.
vi, 282 p, ; xii, 242 p. Embossed green cover, titles of works and series titles in gold on spine. Frontispiece illustration - portrait of Washington Irving. Volume II consists of re-issues of two works published by Bell & Daldy (which were themselves new editions of previously published works): 'The sketch book (published 1868), and 'Oliver Goldsmith : a biography' (published 1869). Each work has own pagination, preface, explanatory introduction, and table of contents.non-fictionThe sketch book: 'The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.' by Washington Irving is a collection of 34 essays, travelogues, and short stories published serially in 1819 and 1820 under the pseudonym/persona Geoffrey Crayon. The sketches reflect Irving's observation of English and American culture and folklore. The pieces were published in a single volume by Bell & Daldy in 1868. Oliver Goldsmith: Explores the life and literary career of Irish writer Oliver Goldsmith. This work was first published in 1849, and re-issued by Bell & Daldy in 1869.fiction, essays, short stories, biography, washington irving, english literature, geoffrey crayon, james dodds, original collection